I'm nine months pregnant, a single mom with three other children. I had a doctor's appointment today with the o.b., Dr. Jasey at his office on walker and Tecumseh. Unfortunately I had no ride or babysitter for my 22 month old, so I took a cab there. When I arrived, the woman working the desk saw me pushing the stroller while trying to also carry the carseat and diaper bag ( wasn't easy) . She was nice enough to let me in right away. I was seen and out the door in ten minutes. After that a very nice lady in the hallway saw me struggling and helped me to the main door to wait for my cab ride home. Then another woman helped me lug everything into the cab when she noticed I was having more trouble. (I'm 3 cm dilated and in alot of pain) I was overwhelmed by the kindness of all these complete strangers that could have easily ignored me. You all have restored my faith in humanity! Thank you soooo much for your help...oh and also to the two very polite young women who held the doors for me!

Today, my son was out driving on Cora Greenwood. As a new driver, he is accustomed to following the rules of the road. Unfortunately, not everyone does. We heard you honking your horn, in frustration no doubt, probably because we were driving 'too slow' for you. I'm sorry we were slowing you down, by driving the speed limit. Something very uncommon nowadays, when so many are in such a hurry. It's people like you who make it very difficult for people like us to teach our kids how to drive properly, and obey the laws of the road - laws that apply to you too, by the way. So the next time you're following someone who is driving a bit slower than you're accustomed too, why don't you chill, and think back to when you were a novice driver, and how cautious and maybe a bit nervous you may have been, so that you can have a little more patience and understanding for those just starting out.

As I was leaving work today around 5:30pm, I found a phone laying face down outside. It looks like it got ran over a few times but I believe it is still in great shape. Message me if you lost your phone today!

To our neighbour in the Lillian & Shepard area. Because you refuse to control your dogs, 91 people now have to go to the Paul Martin building a get our mail. This only shows how incredibly selfish you are. It's been a week. When are you going to smarten up?

I found an android form, ALCATEL onetouch on the back. However it does not have a sim card in it and it is locked. So if you can tell me the background picture and be able to unlock it then I guess it's yours and I'd like to return it to you.

At this point, I've pretty much given up hope of ever seeing it again, but I might as well give it a shot anyways.

On Wednesday (02/ 10), between 2pm and 4pm, I dropped my Samsung s2 that has a translucent purple case and this character (https:/ / nookipedia.com/ w/ images/ thumb/ 5/ 51/ Gyroid.png/ 105px-Gyroid.png) hanging off of it. I was at the Dollar Tree and Freshco on Huron Church Road during that time.

If anyone happened to find it, that would be amazing. Of course, like nearly everyones phone is to them, it's invaluable to me for what it has on it. If I do get it back, that would be so great. If I don't, I definitely learned my lesson to never keep valuable items in unsecured pockets. Also, to back up everything. :(

I seem to have lost my iPod between leaving the gym (possibly forgotten at a machine) late last night (around 1am), or somewhere in the parking lot. It's a green 7th generation. It was a graduation gift, and means a lot. Willing to offer a reward if found. I can name the different playlists/ artists if needed for proof. Thanks for your time!

My son and his family moved last weekend. The carpets in the home looked like they were heading to the dump. With some hard work ,Mike at Renko carpet cleaning got the rugs smelling and looking new. Joel and Carolyn are lucky to have you working for them. You did everything you could to make us happy. Thanks again Mike.